Ghost Robotics Vision 60 version 0.27.2 has a vulnerability involving its physical network interfaces, including three RJ45 connectors and a USB Type-C port. The robot's internal router assigns IP addresses automatically to any device physically connected, without requiring authentication. This allows an attacker to connect a rogue WiFi access point to the robot's network and gain unauthorized access. The robot runs ROS 2, which by default does not enforce authentication, enabling the attacker to monitor all data transmitted within the robot's network.